Osmo Pocket - ND Filters, All

Moment Osmo Pocket Filter Kit — One Case for Every Lighting Situation on the Road

The gist: A 4-filter kit — ND16, ND32, ND64, plus a circular polarizer — that covers everything from soft overcast light to blazing midday sun, so you're not guessing which single filter to pack for a trip.

• Full ND range plus a CPL: ND16 (4 stops), ND32 (5 stops), and ND64 (6 stops) are standard photographic conversions for exposure control, while the added circular polarizer cuts glare and reflections off water, glass, and wet pavement — a different job the ND filters can't do.
• Magnetic mounts on all four: each piece snaps onto the gimbal lens without twisting, avoiding torque that could unbalance the Osmo Pocket's small 3-axis gimbal.
• Aerospace-grade aluminum frames: built to minimize added weight across the whole set so the gimbal motors aren't overworked no matter which filter is mounted.
• Cinema-coated glass throughout: aimed at limiting color cast; independently tested magnetic ND filters from comparable brands showed only minor, correctable shift, with the strongest-density filters showing marginally more softness than lighter ones.

Newsshooter's testing of magnetic ND/PL filter sets for the original Osmo Pocket found negligible gimbal strain across the range, with only slight, correctable color shift — the same magnetic-mount design used across this kit.

Best for: travelers who shoot in genuinely variable conditions — overcast mornings, harsh midday sun, glare off water or car windows — and want one case that handles all of it. Skip it if: you only ever shoot in one lighting condition or don't need polarization — a single matched ND filter costs less than the full kit. Not compatible with the newer Osmo Pocket 3. Runs ~$40 for all four — check the current price before buying.